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Designing for the User Experience
“Then it went into a great case study about redesigning a library system. It was one of those ones where you sit and think “I want that job…”. The slides from this are going to be available at www.marcrettig.com/uxweek and when they’re up there later today I storngly recommend you go and have a look – its a really nice visual represntation of the tools – their personas and their tools – nicely put together and very clear. In particular take a look at the Design Principles slide. Essentially it was an entire re-design of a library – from the physical architecture, the signage to the online system.” Notes from the On The Road weblog about the recent Adaptive Path UX Week.
I have to highlight the PDF from Marc Rettig and Aradhana Goel—it’s great! I want to project each page on a wall and immerse myself; these little PDF pages don’t do the subject justice. One of the best examples of the physical “experience” experience design demands around.